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The Irish standard., 1887-10-08
WHY GIRLS 60 WRONG.
Some Sensible Advice For Parents.


That girls like bad boys best, and
Shat they will forsake father and
mother, disregard the advice Of the
truest friend and bring desola,tion to
the hearts Of all rather than renounce
dissolute fellow, are facts too patent
to require proof. What is the cause of
this? In well-to-do families the girls
are spared every effort and deprived Of
every opportunity to exercise their will
power, and consequently grow up
wholly unprepared to exercise judg-
ment, decision and action. The senti-
mental, poetic, delirions period arrives.
The emotional natule, under the stim-
ulas of awakening faculties, now be-
comes supreme. and the girl is wholly
under it's control. There should be no
difference in a girls or q boys life un-
til they are 10 years Of age. She ought
to be the equal of her brother in ut-of-
door sports. Until they are is years Of
age they ought to have the same train
ing in school. AS much ought to be
expected from her as from him. After
that time tueir education should differ,
according to their different spheres Of
action. A. true affection is an anchor
to character, and if agirl's life were
securely anchored at home, she would
not be so easily driven out to sea. The
father, rather than the mother, is or
can be a favorite with the daughter.
If father wishes to fortify his daugh-
ter against folly let him retain her love
and confidence. Not simply respect
and esteem, but love. And to do this
he must feed the loYe of the child until
that love ripens into the genuine affec-
tion of woman. Many fathers de-
ceive themselves. They think their
daughters do love them. They will
think this when they cannot remember
eyer to have had a confidential inter
change of thoughts, aspirations and
secrets, such as we haye only with
those we love and fully trust. They
cannot remember when they had a
caress or anything but formal kiss;
and yet they think their daughters love
them. Apply these tests: We conhde
in those we love. Does your daughter
reveal her heart to you? We like to be
with those we love. Does your daugh-
ter long for your companionship? Does
she really enjoy being with you? Will
she forsake the society Of others to be
with you. It your daughter has loved
you and confded in you from infancy,
and found in you that true friend That
she ought to find, do you think She Will
forget all this and go contrary to your
wishes? She will not fall III love, but
will enter into love deliberately. and
her father, who has her confidence can
counteract the leading if he sees tit.
When a young man comes to steal her
heart he Will find the old gentleman at
home. IF he wants that heart be must
ask for it and satisfy all parties con-
cerned of his ability to. treasure 1t. Ii
he be a sneak thief he will soon be gone.
Ifhe be true knight he will enter upon
the conquest with q, manly courage and
bearing that itself is evidence OF his
worthinoSs. 2
The Irish standard., 1887-10-08

order TO deal With {; subject 50 vast, SO
great, as the one that is Laid down for
me TO talk on. Iyaached here this after
noon, tired out. l. have been busy for
weeks, aud have had no time TO prepare
a lecture, but I came here tonight just
to be one OF the many to meet with the
people Of Minneapolis, TO lock into
their faces, and TO receive that ccrdlas
welcome that I Was told awaited, NOT
the general master workman, nor thh
delegates, but that awaited the repre-
sentatiyes of labor's united army, as
they are assembled in your city. l
come here only as one, and prefer to be
a spectator. The world, as knighthood
would make it, would take up more
time than I can spare, more than you
can give tonight. THY kingdom come
on earth AS it is in heaven" These are
familiar words, spoken by every man,
woman and child who kneels in prayer,
whether Methodist, Presbyterian Epis-
copalian or Catholic. They al say
these words when they repeat the
Lords Prayer. DC the people OF Min
1eapolis say their prayers? Yes, [ will
answer for them. i.aaghter.I DO you
mean then what You say when you ask
that this world shall be as the kingdom
Of heaven? "Thy kingdom come On
earth as it is in heaven" Heaven, !
am told, is place of eternal happiness,
where NO discussions ever occur, where
the tongue OF slander is never heard,
where he who strikes his dagger into
the back Of his fellow man never finds
an entrance whether that dagger is
held in his right hand, or whether he
whispers the word that da1nns the char
acter of his fellow being: neither one
finds entrance there. The reefs are
paved with gold. Angels live there.
Saints have taken up their eternal
abode in heaven. God reigns forever
there. And when we kneel down to
pray, we say, 'Thy kingdom come on
earth as it is in heaven When some
few years ago we met in the city OF
Reading, and gave to the world dec
laration of principles that called for
better treatment for the working peo-
nle of this land, men said that we were
asking too much; men said these ideas
are utopian; they can never be realized
on earth. And the same men went in
to their churches the Sunday after and
prayed to God, ''Thy kingdom come OH
earth, as it is in heaven Who, then,
was the true man? The knight, who
said he believes in these principles, or
the one who knelt down, after saying
the knights could never realize these
things on earth, and then prayed for
even better things than the knights
eve ever dreamed of asking? [Applause.]
Il mean in our declaration. for we pray,
TOO, Now, then, the world as knight
hood would make it would not pave the
streets Of this land with gold nor with
|, l1,e,ct ecious gems. but it would take the
mend ,,1Dd cant on: one side, lift ham to a
1 eher place, give him his proper sphere
~, iii where his merits would place
~ M. reno All restrict ctions that now
iatanfI lliils way and % ping that
leS il for rmesoon. 'la1t3'o J.
The Irish standard., 1887-10-08

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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-09-10

of them had recently been admitted
to practice law, and during the eve
ming he frequently used the express
sion, "It is me-" The in~correctness
of the phrase grated upon the ears of
the other two lawyers, and at last
one said: "Joseph, don't you know
you are frequently saying 1T is me-
when you r we'll aware that you
should say 1T is L." He replied,
"Jacob,, / know l should say 1T is
L. but l say it incorrectly from hab-
it." Jacob said: 81 think l can aid
you in saying it correctly ifyou will
commit to memory the rhyme, 1T is
I, said the spider to the fly" "Well,
that would aid me, 1 admit" said
Joseph, eff 1 had not committed an
other rhyme when a boy" Inquir-
ed Jacob, "Well, what is that?" at
is me, said the spider to the flea"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-09-10
Juvenile Bank Accounts.

Farmers Wife, in American Agriculturist.
How am I to provide a bank ac-
count for my children, when 1 have
so scanty a one of my own?I hear
some fond parent exclaim. Byteach-
ing them to earn money. OF course
it is not always possible for them to
save it when earned; that is, there
are cases where it must be applied to
meet the necessities of life at Once.
Children cannot begin too early to
earn a little money, and there are an
infinite number of ways in which
they can gain a few cents, giving
them an inexpressible feelingof pride
and ownership in having something
that is truly their own. 1t will serve
as an incentive to greater industry,
and the habits they will thus acquire
will be of vastly more benefit than
the money they save.
One of my own boys in early child
hood evinced a strong propensity to
extravaganza, and although our
means were not such as to permit any
great and foolish outly of small coins
by the lad, still he managed tospend,
in the most trifing way, all the cents
and dimes given him by fond grand
parents and uncles. One Christmas
l gave him a bright tin bank, prom
Using him five cents for every half
dollar he accumulated. When his
savings had reached the sum of S.
land they were long in so doing), 1
put the sum in a savings bank, CIV
ing him a bank book of his own.
From that timeI noticed a decided
change in his character. He never
became misery, but grew up an
earnest, prudent boy, soon devising
ways and means of adding to his lit
tie store. Ifyour children are oblig-
ed to perform such duties as cutting
wood, screening ashes, and the like,
they will have more energy and am
hition if you pay them a few cents
per week, or better still, let them
work by contract"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-09-10
Twelve Years of Terrible Torture.

The gentleman who furnished us
with the following certificate was for
years under the treatment of many
physicians, and was dosed with all
sorts of medicines, but without the
least beneficial effects. Now, how
he was finally cured and relieved
from his internal suffering, is forci-
bly, told in his own statement given
below, to sufferers from the same
dreadful affection.
81 had been a tortured sufferer
from a%rticular and sciatic rheuma-
tism for more than a dozen years
up to the year 1855. l had consulted
various doctors and used multiform
remedies without relief, or any APP
parent benefit. In 1885 l was taken
afresh with the severest acute symp-
toms of this disease, in my feet and
legs and hips, which made me a
helpless invalid-unable to work or
walk or help myself in any way. 1
was a miserable, helpless sufferer,
and without hope of ever being cured.
! had already exhausted my faith in
doctors remedies, and now conclud-
ed to take Swift's Specific as a forlorn
hope.
From the use of the first two bot
ties, | felt greatly benefited, which
encouraged me to continue its use. /
steadily improved. The infamma-
ton left my joints, the sciatica disap-
peared, comfortable feeling was res
tored, my strength and flesh reinstat-
ed, and by the time l had taken two
dozen bottles all my symptoms of
rheumatism had entirely disappear
ed, and I felt well enough to resume
my regular labors. l felt like q new
man. | cannot attribute my miracu-
lous and perfect cure to anything but
the Swift Specific. l know that it
alone cured me, for nothing else had
done me any good for twelve years.
| owe my restoration and strength
for labor and religious duties alone to
this grand remedy, and gladly make
this statement for the benefit of all
sufferers from this most torturing
disease-rheumatism.
O. w. WINFIELD,
Union Point, Ga.
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